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Siobhán Delaney

U.S. Commerce Department and USTR Review Alternative Legal Basis to Replace IEEPA Even Conservative Justices Question Presidential Authority Defeat Could Trigger Refunds and a Wave of Litigation The administration of U.S.

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Ethan McGowan

Thailand is pivoting to green-powered growth Its green shift loosens Asia’s oil dependence Education must fast-track clean energy skills For once, the most critical number in global energy comes from a country w

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David O'Neill

China quietly rations rare earths through strict export paperwork, not formal bans Its dominance in mining and magnet production turns bureaucracy into global leverage Schools and policymakers must plan for lasting supply risk and build alternative sources

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Stefan Schneider

Shift from petro-currency to electro-currencyRise of digital-currency hegemonic competition

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Stefan Schneider

Japan expected to intervene if rates riseYen-carry liquidity could evaporate rapidly

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Tyler Hansbrough

Big Tech Races to Build Its Own AI Chips, From Google to Amazon and Microsoft NVIDIA’s Grip on the AI Chip Market Brings Soaring Prices and Supply Delays OpenAI Teams Up With Broadcom, Aiming to Cut Costs by 30% Compared With NVIDIA GPUs A shif

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Yanolja’s targeted corporate valuation reaches up to USD 10.3 billion Accumulated deficit approaches USD 2.05 billion, financial burden persists To avoid becoming “another Coupang,” profitability must be proven Photo

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Niamh O’Sullivan

China attempts to isolate Japan on the diplomatic stageCorporate efforts overshadowed by deep reliance on China

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Aoife Brennan

European Countries Rapidly Expand Defense Spending Fiscal Deterioration and Stagnant Growth Raise Alarms Over Economic Security U.S.

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Siobhán Delaney

Unprecedented Joint Declaration Adopted on Opening Day of G20 Summit European and Asian Leaders Attend Despite Trump’s Boycott Reaffirmation of Multilateralism Against U.S.

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Desktop dominance gives way to a data-center reversalCompetition reshaped across PCs, mobile, and AI

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Ethan McGowan

EU digital regulation simplification will shape Europe’s tech power Fragmented rules now act as an uncertainty tax on digital innovators The article urges clear, one-stop rules that turn high standards into an advantage.

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David O'Neill

The article expands actuarial neutrality from pensions to the whole public budget It shows how early retirement weakens tax revenues, pension capital, and debt sustainability It urges linking retirement-age rules to public-finance neutrality while protecting vulnerable workers

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Keith Lee

US tariffs pushed Chinese exports through Southeast Asia instead of stopping them Factories and supply chains there still rely heavily on China Trade policy must target real value chains, not just flags on shipping labels

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David O'Neill

The US relies on an H-1B talent pipeline its schools cannot replace New H-1B fees push global talent toward rival countries building strong education–innovation systems Without opening visas and fixing public education, the US will lose its tech edge

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Ethan McGowan

Rearmament budgets and backlogs—not civilian optionality—drove the valuation surge Dual-use R&D earns its premium by de-risking delivery and scaling deployable systems Policy should fund deployability, embed compliance, and protect targeted spillovers

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Keith Lee

Military spending is surging, and the Russia–China axis tightens A Germany–Japan security alliance is lawful, networked, and unlike the 1930s Link logistics, energy, and industry to turn budgets into credible deterrence In 2024, th

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David O'Neill

The sovereign green bond premium is tiny and unstable Real value comes from standards, disclosure, and crowding-in private capital Treat the greenium as a signal; cut project risk with credible frameworks and predictable pipelines

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Stefan Schneider

AI4 expected for the first Robo-taxi “Cybercab”Samsung joining production adds a new variable

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Matthew Reuter

China Denounces Takaichi’s Remarks as Interference in Internal Affairs “China Retains Ample Retaliatory Measures Against Japan” Most Powerful Option Still on the Table: Rare-Earth Sanctions China has escalated its multidimensional retaliati

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